Key findings from ESET’s new APT Activity Report – Security of the week with Tony Anscombe
What have some of the world’s most well-known advanced threat actors been doing and what are the implications of their activities for your business?
This week, ESET researchers released a new issue of the APT Activity Report that looks at the activity of selected advanced persistent threat groups (APTs) from October 2022 to March 2023. Among other things, the report shows that several China-aligned threat actors have recently targeted organizations Europe while groups aligned with North Korea continue their campaign against the South Korean entity. Meanwhile, Russia-aligned APT group continues to deploy their malicious software mainly in Ukraine and EU countries, with Iran-aligned group OilRig implementing a new custom backdoor in Israel. What else do some of the world’s most well-known advanced threat actors do, what types of techniques do they use, and what are the possible implications for your organization? Find out in the video and clearly in the report itself which is available here.
